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THE DAILY CRITIC, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1890.
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1 ftOBls 99
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1 ll I iltft m i w. a ... , , . i . - i- i i i -. n I,
M,CD2tJrm spESrsiosrscimMB
Hw Son. Mr. CoritJcIl of Jfelwaslu
teftliifal to the credit of having tie
viti Ike most remirkable pension
jrfcemeof nil. He has ititrrxtirral
bill tn pension the woole negro
riral(km of the United States upon
sr-ate of liberality which
put to shame the most lnrM rlem
jfofrwe In Cofffttem. The Ml), m tl
gr.tf.tal in the Washington correspond
jntaof the New York Time, "blns
by taking All person relented from In
vflmJry servitude, commonly culled
f1ev, toensfoners upon the bounty of
the United Stole, and else such persons
as my be charsred by laws of cob
mngnlnlty with the support of freed
men Unable to maintain tbernelves.
All ex stares who ere TO years of ne
Me to receive t-VW cash end $13 a
month for life; those between 00 and TO
year old ere to hnve f300 ami .f 13 a
month until they are TO, ami then $13
a month. Taote between .TO and 80
3 cars old are to receive 100 down ami
$8, tl and $15 monthly, while all
under 50 years shall have $ I a month
until SO, and then $9 a month. Similar
pensions go to those who have to sup
port aged or infirm ex slaves. The bill
Is to tafee effect January 1. ISfll."
Nobody seems to be quite sure
whether the Honorable Connell intends
tbl for campaign material during the
approaching election, or whether he is
really fcol enough to suppose that il is
a proper measure and will become n
law. He labors under the disadvantage
of being a foreigner by birth, and of
having so recently Issued from the
inns-les of Nebraska as hardly to lie
Vused in the representative public
m Mln (lit of the rountry of hlsadop
tlop. Thcso, however, are merely ev
il tral indications, and we do not insist
tin tiny ate reliable. Very posefbly
Jtr. Cennell (suiter than his genera
ibn, aud realises that the pension
Mheme of the ltepublican party legltl
n.nuly leads up to hi proposition. He
fcrtlrtg to that time pension scheme,
Hlihop l'olttr said in his Uarrard ad
dress:
Ami ont of till It ha come to paaa that
not alone some scarred snl honors Ma n--raa,
act ajoee tone brave and maimed Mir
v iwr of aa heroic char, that not alone the
whl,w sad orphaa whom death on tlie field
or In tk boatftal ha irt bereft sad pennl
Itw.batevnry tlulklDK rarup-follower awl
W-rler. titervfra (Id iileiit and tainted clulm
ant who has the tffrratery to detaaad bin
Mite, cum have It, Monty bis tolc .ball tho
Icceateacemttodlty within the control uf
I anitan dictation and be Mrolf a leekey to
do Ms political master' blddia.
Ami if it hat lead to thl, as (.very
holy knows it has, why not toJlr.
Ccnoell'i plan also 7
THE TRUK KEMEDY.
Thirty Democratic representatives in
Congress of Not them districts have
signed a sort of proclamation to the
country at large, calling attention to
the evils of the proposed Federal Elec
tion law. ami appealing to good citizens
of all elasees and parties to exert their
influence toward securing its defeat
They assert that it is an uneoastitu
1 tonal Measure, which most people
believe it is; they declare that Jt take
away from the Mates the power of reg
ulating their own domestic affairs,
whkb Bobody will dispute; and they
predict that Its operation will be fatal
to the country's prosperity and peace.
The rewady proposed, however,
strikes us as totally usprowWsg. la
our Ofrfaloti It would Us a frulUaes
waste of time to try it. Here is what
they say;
la view of Umi tt daaMr Uthrli,u
iii d Ubetties of the popl aad to tlw ttriaei
rJecf mUiovwuHst laveied ta thh bill,
v. e t essMx-tf aU7 spfwal la Aattrietti tnmtmm,
w itkeat iaid to pmnj, to uUr tiawtf pnt
lMbywroblij MHwtiac er othfrt
afaiast this enttoUtUtkm of Uuvreaastt
Ifce tbwlrahw of pwtMiUr tU,hU, aad the
ti y toitastatiea of Smtriciui lUmrtr, for we
iBdtsc ao sseie rtwttirteai aoturUh wiwa wv
ulnaly &atna ua our loyally i cttiAea.
f ad oa oar btaor aa MrBUurrK, tluu
Ui vfcik aad uaJriotle waswr t. a
aol .frMHuuteuaf tu tb terf bieof the
Wndssot dottfat that tbe situation Is
full of peril, Mr efter the fslateet ob
etfM to lie BMfaaitiosi that pMrtattc
Litfane skstdd wm every poHlek eefeet
to neesresit Uw passage wni, subiav
iuestfly, that exeeutkei U the law. It
secsM to its, however, ikat It would bn
a sej Misuse of our experfcaee to aeVstia
any ptu el actio involvusg the helicl
e ehsW ssiss fteiav sIsIHHMWIbmVV Hspaa W
laJntMseeji by Qwusoeratic protests, ma
matter tkromfb what tttediuw they
uighf he expressed. They have per
tUted fas tUe MtKUley Tari hUi
ngtraaf the ri snnaatrsnrin of great ta
ssa Wagee ami depwattoas of lsagortew
teMft the wphrafcttwfi of p4rty
lfdfff ine sMfjl jjnj rt'iHtier"feeth It
U mot MfceJy that they veaiU he cheek!
in their fell purpose tft&mg the
14f Khsctioe UU by ai ythie short
of Irseeiiriaei force.
Mthsa ainiasure be as hi rtti mA
rj bs1 asBpsapss sjbbsbrbbv
as luliy UeJteve, lunioeaittqadasi,
fcu.ey Ucawhot be dUJttciAlt to procure a
1 u uhg to that ct by the 6tww
U et f the l'ked attea. ujMly it
mi nfceeoui potent tore gret State like
X f York to set is wetim the m
,cl !aiv)y. Why at try thai expe-31-1?
If the weasutebe vutcoMMttu
ih 1 1 bhe cowrt iM to dedaw, s.e4
ih- .' hnjaiw of It forever. If. os
Ui i.l(ji the Uw be dttchhted coa
aU . . Lil u ii uhsr that If haws
so .-I j ana uJ'Wuary s4 tojatli.'
1 a a. , ' 1. . u.:iij uttu I4W aad ts
plwfeai W auh juate we mMm vl the
-AaUy mi heU It is politkej Jiery
r tht bettAt ul a favtfaa, the it will
1 ' rrr 1 r ult f-T frrr-n in '1 im r
iritc thnt, nhc'hfr cnnfltntl mal or
riot, no n h infamy can I e practice.l in
the United States.
As the mums fmm the late trt
AmetkaB Congrens roe til ere &t t-t
out tork ff information as to the Itht
ID whkh that iBStftntton is viewed by
Its Mfflttrtaetrts.
Sfot Tkm Fkkt fJ. flefr Is a
Ppsntsn- American merchant som ttAe
rtsldent In Ihfn country, who, as secre
tary of a society for the promotion of
commercial anion belweefi the United
Slam aad the Spanish- Amtricftn re
pnWlce, saw a great ileal of the Work
ings of the Onsres and of tto char
acter and alms of the ('el-gte.
See of the fr nits of his experience ami
observation httveliecn Ineofporn'ellito
a letter to TjA Ifiviem, a neppr
pubHhed In jlitetms Ayres. The article
Is witty and canstlc, whether It t Ju4
1 1 ., and rmrch of what Seaor ITerra
says is Highly entertalnltif. We feel
that we rnnsi indulge otr nlers with a
few aptrtrnens of the lively Metro's
style.
Speaking of the convention in gen
era), he says:
The doternasent on !aw that the span
l.h Amcrleann wtromea of ithtlaett w, and
t hat ealT t wn of the American dele (ate were
of rel ostlbre, "Ihete two, ex-Otnerat
toba E. rtitrii and Mr. V. tt.Trewott,
were HvsK for Hie rrtdiwy, 9enor M
Romero. XthLterfrofn StMleo, oelniratthe
ramettme 'a dark ?.' llemtroa l a
I awyer at d a rood nateted felton-.
Trescott l a nan of rather enrioiw pollt
leal aBtprrdenta. He h bene a lawyer ami
lnppowit to be a pbllber at present.
1 herefwe of the Ft rartmctit of State af
fords hlta the means of In Inr. He Is now qnlte
lit pnd In hi .eermd childhood. Asat're
lilrntlal candidate he was unacceptable to
lits conntrymen, and, shove all, to .President
Harrison.
It is lu personal comment, however,
that Senor l'lerra shines lightest.
Here are a few extracts taken at ran
dom: Tx renalor Dh own about i$W,C0O,CTO,
and knows by beert tie br law. of the Sen
ate. He wssnbraretnan for everal years,
which sreonnts for the faot that his tan
rne, while eivlnir the delemtte lntmotlon
In rarllanieMtary iroclnre, was the reverse
of reflneil.
Mr. Stndetaker Is a carriage manufitrt
iiirr atid a man ofaood Intentions Irat very
Hb Ittnl talent. He la a rnstte "ample of the
!Th' homo.
Mr. Carneale la a rail mannfaotnrer and
U ald to be worth ao,MO,ti0. Tlie two
book., of nhlchbe Is ttiereraited ant nor, are
nald by many to be the produet of his money
and not of bin brain. As a ilelrate he
14-oved lilnnelf a Bosentlty.
Mr. llanwn Is a mannfaotnrer of cotton
oods ami an excellent man. He wus a
much, however ont of tlaoe at theConten
t- n an f would be eonmandlnK a nay of a
hundred tom!.
Mr. E tee It a lawyer from California and
a rdrln man. Thonsh not very learnsd. he
ba a fur d of irood, common ten. More
over, be I always In ood humor am! was
inn ft (H''-f, the Jetsr of the eonventbm.
Mi. root dee Is atto a manuftutr or
cotton (rods. They nay hols an M A., and
certainly he may hate obtained a dearee
from some of thorn American academies
vtbli-liiwll dearies for S8eacJi. He In tlie
author of a varlons work about llrr. At
tl e aoaveutlcn he tried to play the Wot
pedacoaue.
Mr.l ll.s t a rkh dry fcotls merehent aad
U raid tobevery clereriR hta ImdueM. Ha
believes that frpnnl.li America If venapto
ievolnttaUl,alllatonatid aMMtkeys. Ilo
hi always a trave an Jniuter Olymnlcui.
Dutlae the convention he did uoUlaK but
ebw two or three rlsjar each nswdon.
Mr. Hint I a New York merchant aad very
eaenretle. He knows Snanbh AMMrioa
thoionihly, aid, tlovsbnot aawaof letters
was Wbtlha uuiha. aiiy-of bts eollsaua
aad mtub tsore than maay nf them.
lie does not, however, confine him
self to the representatives of the United
Stater, hut roams about Impartially
among the Spanish-Araeib-ana, For
example:
MlaUter gossero Is a illiOomatl.t of the old
cheol and aa active wire puller. He pre
tends to be a lloguLt, a ltd ha. foraotUui
S(Bl.h without leeralar Bnglfath. Honeys
eortaln JoaraaU to imU htm, and Iovm to
pone as a rlshter of wroees aad the MesUH
of the whole world.
lit other words, be Implies that the
Mexican Ambassador is afflicted with
the ratxmi jrfrtmfr.and, indeed, it may be
said that he goes through the whole list
lR very lively fashion, distributing
praise and blame In his peculiar way.
Altogether the publication is a notably
breezy contribution to the literature of
the great Pan-American flute.
Oi a estecmeu New York Sun U eagaged
la a little dnTereae of oplatoa with aa
oMeial of Ugh authority aad pUeet
'There is poetry and earnest ess hi the
Poetuuatsr-tiesuKat' latest prase mmy,
natch copy from the PUiadeipUa
Tie literary altu of aitlwat adver-
ilsewr bas aot yet arbee. Whea he eosae.
aleM to wrebaada as is tea pat tu aasase,
hU Ml Mieaere In leiiilm aad Ua thisuu.
the itittb of trade the hsMctea of bht aosd,
with a ayW ayaeelai aad lerse, attiaetiye
aad direct, the rank, of trade wfii weloouw
ken, set to raise pxrhaas, bet to sehstaertol
reward. Jest Wtmuws.
"O s, he has ariaea, John, aad he has
esraed not ely a sutKdsetls) rwira but
lo a fsaw that will saUure. Xa propite
tur of a bargain eesjiiter, in all the biatory
ol the orU, ewr before sHCfeeried in esa-bissliliUaaMbUhlUUcBciaittegU-tr
uf the I ad states:
avasMsai ciassjiBS
i'mn umi 90 Wteijtam. mm, sacsav,
FoxaAiui-6Kiui
Mns WajtsaMker- reae-. . wab'ue,..
"Aad la Use neat aitlMfin ol aM al tha
fctaftntawiF hvsttisTilaih rtfi-lfniisirtaia au ffhlinihrf -
1 ui i 1 nan i nai ewPBBjHj naBBBtWBa') Sjaa? enSMPVasftp
'- uk, . 4 tosss or e art has) wars
vasaci to receive dlaoaaryes 4 sajtss. Aa
ersMsentai sirfstfaia aaaaitv aioaa ghiil
iSmsmt-i"
Tmc Ktmrti. hew York Jt6osa$;
"Thai .IKt q- (L. Nallnt.,1 L'l 1.. Uy
epr naaaanw Wnp aajpar BBnaPBaaaasn weafwaBBaasBBS erBBaia
iU be s asd betersaafetsisstthet
Ttt ftrmfitf rslNit fst-t is that eiaetlaaa aca
aVtsA t fak trmJA lai? fesaMa2 IHaaaWFaaSBMr
T eear aassas w ""SSBBBBfi VS9MplavB'
QmM9tte omxbU fcr UMibwy. -
a mm&t i-ousj iiit uaH ui ig
IrtiHfWlWllWt 0 aVeMJaViy tm& tti&&, trul
W aaMaitnP "W Sr"wspPHBBP WB Vl$ WP epl
OsahW aht lifaat jjmijffa kje rsllsTtTsTHsneT baeAf-
Jrwpapawe' sp aeF waFpes Wf "S"WeeBmaBaaB swaaaw'ew
satfy deapotte nNper to Fieem! Wrii-iilu
trhe wl hs the littwrnnBofe of sstr4y-M
Ves; sai what the Inbtuu uaw accuse
the Rwiotrat of ayl0 atsHit the todife
Eteeikw btu, the TtAmu Htm said of the
resumie wmni.res. iu Is?, lswi
iw. Has the -'4 csuiiiged it opiiiBi
shout Federal iwUuvcuUou. bseeets at shf
paUeaa4aM thesgtoli,eisshihe
kked pastser tleyaeWing ate- WkMaw
hehl tsbJae Ihet fMinfcltiroain ie aheiffit solsV
wg 4ke ttaahw Harriawi. it wouJkl be
hiehiv hat&jatiaw to kAksr.
- -
'u Pen eat ran coeestwirartii are
mum ww m- us Mlit
in Coaaatas. as hBaaad. rhas aaaar waM
aad asisgaKts, irtf.-tik; of party, mj
VMlU h ptou4.
HO'JhL ARRIVALS.
Ar!i,,fiti,n Itlrnm Hltchrock, New Yo-k
city; S. A. Chambers, Pltrsrmrg.
Tt Riehimmti'-i. f . Stftftn, Saa Prsn
elseii. Itmnfttm ttomt . le smt etere,
ytm Ctn Oottton, Brooklyn.
.TwwftHffr-Atrdw Price ml wife,
l.ootslsnt; W. t. 'oelker.
.otrTO--fiywiB Afhfrew, wrth captain
Lemen, Jew York efty.
Wei wf' Jsntes Anwte, Allegheny,
fa.; R. I). Bwedtct, T city.
PmfmfnS. C. ftrahefa, ('ojntntm,
rthto; 4. a. Lane, Manchester, X H.; .1.
W. Srtreil, t'owpena, S. C.
ttittrl ,rnm tT, R. Hattn, Ohio; U
L. 5onlre, SeW fork dfy: C. W. Jordan
and R. lorsey, Bslttmote.
KUilt ffonfr-Vt. ft. Scott, ttmt,
Ohfo: R. Christopher, John Oewttt War
ner and 4. HHnner. Sew York city: t, C.
RojdjWsslilngton; C. P. .wathewaon, Bos
ton: w. I,. Brown, Alabama; Jos, I Mc
Mnrty, Jr., San Francisco.
tnftMttrV William T. Hmlglns Texa;
A. ttostranelta.
Metropolitan-4. R. KHersort, Rtchmoinl;
Miss F. nreen, Mrs. Thomas Moore and G.
11. Morris, Atlanta, (.; J. .1. hampton,
U 4. Kilts ami 1. 9ommarRetd, New York
city; i. M. Oray, Xorth Caroline; W. X.
Woodson, I.ynchwtrn, Va , ami B. Clarke.
Xntioml fHmire It. Bowett, Martlns
Vmrg, W. Va.: David Iimont, Montana.
St. Janet .. F. Hlte, Vlrflnta; Mr.
Dean and Mrs. Iavls, Cleveland, Ohio; F.
?. Johnson, llredfrml. l'a.; V. J. Martin,
North Carolina: J. V. McDnffle ami wtfe,
Alalisma; D. F. Leary, T. Iary, B. II.
Ten Kvck ami (J. M. Blanwell, New York
city.
JlmrnrH Jtmtt-4. ommerllelit, II.
Hopper, .Mrs. V. Clmpmon and Mrs. T.
Kagle, New York city; J. S. ttnrbaueh,
Ottnmwa, Iowa.
JmeWcirm llmut-It. Chambers ami wife,
N'ortlmmberlaBd, Va.; .Mrs. M. Huglies ami
son, I'oolesvllle, JM.
PERSONAL.
JIH Delia Stnccy of this city np
peered at tho Casino in New York, Snt
urdaj ns VAtieffe In "The UrnElllian,"
and grcntly Impressed the Assembled
nudlenco. Slio was compelled to re
spond lo numerous recnlls. Miss Staccy
is ns grnceful ns grace Itself, ruul her
voice has greatly improved lately.
Professor Huxley's deafness Is grow
ing on him, and now when he attempts
to speak at any lunctb ho becomes very
titoti and loses control of his voice.
Christian Hansing, n drayman of In
dlnnnpolts, wears the Iron Cross of the
German Empire, given him for bravery
at the battle of Metz.
JIlss Florence Nightingale has Just
completed her 70th vcar, and her sister,
the wife of Sir Henry Verney, has Just
died.
r Dr. Talmage estimates the wealth of
King Solomon, tho extensively married
limn, at 05.0.1)00,000 pounds In gold nnil
1.028,000,Sm iKutnds In sllvcr-n grand
sum total of $ini,58f000,088.
Edison is rarely seen without a cigar
in his mouth. He uses the stub of ouo
cigar to light n fresh weed, and thus
forms the regular Cerinati "smoker's"
chain.
Srawald A. Qval, a wealthy Nor
wegian of Eau Claire, Wis., who died
recently, left $1,000,000 for the estab
lishment in Jladlson. Wis., of a hos
pital for persons crippled and deformed
Troiii birth. Sir. Qval came to mis
country a poor boy, obtained work at
$30 a month, saved his money, invested
it in real estate, and died worth
$1,50,000.
CURRENT HUMOR.
The true moral depravity of betting
on horse races is best seen'hy the man
who backs the wrong horse. IMtimurt
AtxcrieaH.
In the idieen of the sliver woonllalit,
As she sited for blra to eeme,
Her fair bead drootxrt In slumber,
Charmed to rest by the eve's low hum.
Uabt-footetl, her lover beheld her
I-ar dearer than ever before,
As perfaet and sweet as aa atigei
but heavens I Do angels teer e ?
"Is the boas inr"
"No."
"When will he be backr'
"I can't say."
""Why can't you?"
"He told me not to." CkaiUr.
Customer The wilt is all dusty,
Shomberg Ah, meln vrent, dot
gomes from .der schalk vere ve marks
dem down so ofden. Viuk,
"Just see how many beggars there
are on the footpath ! Nowyoucansee,
Laura, how much more eeonomleal it
was for us to take a carriage!" FU
gud lilalUr.
A Lowell teacher received la one
pupil's grammar papers this illustration
of the degreee of comparison: "l'ost
live, first, comparative next; superla
tlve. last." LuimU Cuurmr.
Matron You appear to be verv fowl
of your little playmate. It is pleasant
to see such love among children.
The liUser Uae Yee'w: he's aot er
penny to spend. if.
First Utile Girl (proudly) "We are
goia to Kurooe thk summer.
Second Little Girl (eanteMBSHausiy)
Pooh1 Ve shust gante fraw dera. Arr
York Wtthly.
Quigley These puUkkers af foreign
books are regular pireine.
Cutely Pardon mt, thy are far
wnree than pirates.
Quigley IIw o f
Cutely Why, ptoatos only eewuait
niraey on the sea. while thaee Iniiows
do it on Ui whose aiphabeC fef
Sii.
MY SAUU) OAY.
n thaUb Uiun. my saeeial aanf
Is smmini; rather thin,
JLuA I'lH ttlCltlMld to a." iihyrf
Fsecs wattles werrf din.
J'u tonifcr el say friand east pipe;
1 thtnfc I'm ssars istssss;
Hen tfMw.i fear, wttieaUeteii,
Altfcourt say aants Is Chwnsv
Mi if jUJ and kHes ery new
lievlare ibat l'w a hertf
o wset .mile great aw when I how,
ft was nut thus el yem.
35fa5iS538i
ily ifcuth-Ueribtoned iosei 1 tern
Where are they awr, aktt
h- il the dears net wefise he,
Thei- sleep beaiMih the anas.
Wilh wjdws fair ao iinre f flait
Ikiwu JKeiiiy wuudnjMMl wm;
I -anTtk ilailliliiii'
tar jf .u .i111' i il hm i ii ii
JkJBM Qfi. tdU titt astna hOsW fiaahUT
fslfiatAl
JhasV aUUli 'NsViinntl nanhhat, ?
r r ' "w, sr '"" m' wejrr"
tione aU the iiueymm: wi MmM
i"S "laid Ufion
vensw i
hty thvtfmrfi ei'eenasAnhansasji
In amowv fcUxre oi peM.
JUmI yot i4 MltMr gal.
At4 prfd f vlat, wMlpraiae,
For thoae bbtke-beart4 Uauts a M
ii. trvlk uthbd days."
THE QUAY SCANDAL.
TM MSCLT OF Til HARMSMRfl
CMtmtflN kum IT.
Chnlhtenee in the "enntwr xwtwltli-
Mnnrltnc Il Silence Umler CTinree.
neptlhe er Prrwf,
From Ikt Aew Ynrt Frninti'PMt.
Tl RpiiWrcnn trmibre wwr Qmy
grows more Interesting m time goes on.
Th tntret reached Its klgkmt point
at ih HepuWIcan Convention In Penn
sylvania. That Qusy on two occasions
stole a very large amount of money
from the Stale Treasury Is not only
tree, btit has wot been dented by him
or anybody on his behalf. There are
witnesses to the fact of the highest re
speetamHty, whose silence during the
past three months Is almost as good tes
timony m their oral evidence In court
would be. For some weeks after the
facts were printed in the H'orM ami the
Arenino rem, lue
ltepublican ptewln
other States
KRTT SU.KXT
about them, waiting to hear from the
Pennsylvania press, and, above all,
from Qnay. As the weeks wwit by,
and he refused or failed to speak, a
few ltepublican journals, mainly in the
AVest, began to complain and call on
him for some sort of defense, but with
out producing any effect.
Then something very curious oc
curred. Such ltepublican notvspapers
as referred to Ike matter at all started,
in the absence of Instructions from
headquarters, a defense of their own,
which we hope has met with the atten
tion it deserves from the moral and re
ligious public, which so largely belongs
to Quay's patty. Tho defense was that,
although Quay on the two occasions
referred to did
TAMSMOXEr KUOJt THE TnKVSUItV
nnd use it in stock speculations, yet, 09
the amounts taken were subsequently
restored, once through the aid of a
friend and onco through the success of
the speculation, no harm was done, and
(Quay's character suffered no damage.
Ibis theory was actually securing n
ccrtnin success as an nnswer to what
nre called "Mugwump criticisms,'"
when it received a deadly blow from
the conviction of Pell In the New York
courts. Pell hnd made away with part
of the assets of the Sixth National Hank,
but had sulwequenlly mndo good tho
los. Ho was aft the same found guilty
and
SBST TO TIIK VKMTBXTfAltr,
the court and Jury holding that tho
restitution had neither legal nor moral
elTcct on the crime. Prom that time
we have heard nothing of tho ntonlng
cfllcacy of the escapo of the Treasury
from loss. Hut that tho theory should
haxobcen produced at all by party
Jfurualiets to cover tho robbery of a
btato Treasury by n man In hlch olllcc.
at a time when defalcations both by
public olllcers and bank olllcers are of
almost daily occurrence, Is surely ou
event of no ordinary importance.
Something more Important still has,
however, since occurred. After thoo
extraordinory deliverances as to the ot
piatory force of
RKSTITtTION UY riltKVK-,
people said: "Newspapers will bo news
papers. Walt until tho Convention
meets. You will see that tho ltepubli
can party in Pennsylvania will not fol
low Qqay to all lengths. There Is such
a thing as the public conscience. It is
working lu Quay's case. Politicians
may be dishonest, but charges ngolnst
them are lightly made, and are often
false. The peculiarity of this case Is
that the names of tho witnesses Messrs.
Cameron. MacVcaeh. and Ma sen nil
well known men, are given, and the
charge Is not denied. You will seo that
the people of Pennsylvania, and especi
ally tho God-fenrine old Lutherans and
Quakers, have been Impressed by all
this, and the Convention will not ven
ture to endorse Quay or obey him unless
he clears himself, or at all events puts
In a general denial."
Well, the convention has met. It
nominated Quay's man for the Gover
norshipand he, too, has a little
STOCK Or IMrBUFKCTIONS
on hU head and the Committee on
Ilesolutions then proceeded to deal with
Quay's personal troubles. In the first
draught of the platform which was
given to the Associated Press as certain
to be adopted, they said:
For the chairman of our National Com
mittee, Mr. (juay, we feel a lasting tease
of gratitude for bis matchless tenlces In
the last I'retideutlal campaign, asd eom
meed bis bearing umlttr the sunders whi-oli
bis Mueeatful leadership of our party
has purebated for him. At a citizen,
a rsewber of the General AmUy,
at Uttrttarjf uf the CmtmutawtaUi uiuUr
two tuceeutu adtaiMttmlioHi, at SUUe
Treasurer by the mtrwktHuuy niiiyt' of
hi$ UlUm-cuiztut and at Stuatur of JU
mttd StaUt, h hut won and retains our re
tpeel and emjtdence.
Ills "bearing under the slanders" for
which the party felt so much "grati
tude" was sfmply standing silent under
A IHAKUK Ot 1'EHfcOX.lL DISHOKKkTY,
supporttd by reputable and well-known
witnesses. Fancy a great political party
being "grateful" to a leader for this de
parture trow the customs of honor abb
men in every civiiized community. Hut
this was subsequently considered a little
too stromc, so the Quay plank was
shifted front the beginuing to the end
of the platform, and was made to read
af follows-
For the chairman of our National Com
mittee, M. . Uuay, we feel a testing seme
of gratitude for Ua mateUntk tarvtce in
the lat Presidential campaign. As a eiti
aen, a in link ir of the OanetaTJliettmbly, as
Secretary f the Commonwealth under two
w:ceive siimintitMttoaa, as Hate Treas
urer by the overwhelming anstrage of hi
leUow-cttirens, and as Senator el tie United
ntate, he'nas won and retains our respect
9MMl C4MabssnmCj.
Here the "gralituiie" is replaced by
"coniidene" in men sm once while
in charge ol the Treasury, and once
while having acceae to it in another
oMke, abstracted from it
men a 41 aktkk or a miluoh
of dollars ou eath oxraaion and aami it
in gambling. This confident isex
ptesstd, too, with full kmwle4Uui
Quay's guilt can be proved by diatin
guJahaT tnainwat 0 the thv, mM that
a has hMf been know aaaaiaf thn
Ij-adins buainesa iimn ol Tkttaiaanitifa
and was produced hi 145 by that kael
bjg Wepibihai) juurnai el the State
tlbe as a reason why Quay could
not be BomlwaUfld for the mniiB "nttanrtf
erip. What aort of llht lm that
throw m the uwraiity of tike conven
tion or of the community whkh einctai
il r We do not know , but we peofoaa
t try to collect aoune eiprt tntimony
on the subject
Thnrtja'e Vnae.
from Sottt ad ti4i1m.
I have a iMadnct tmoQi&m of
Thackatay't face la lJ. vh h
va Myissx in the Tensple, wmL cm tnv
anamBB Mf. TflmWllaVatl tmUt klsl llimin Whmsl ftnl
wawwj- wff wwan hs
flanAhkMaf nwuat nawa hann
Iron sosnn picture raietsti before 1833.
I have purtwit is otsa which is very
like what Thackeray was is lb&, ana
the suae is straight. Moreover, he did
bwi then wear spm-utuks
sUICSEMENTS.
Altraneh's Granit Opern-IlAtise,
Next week will be thr twelfth atid
Jrt w9k of the Hersn LsHnewit Opwa
Company at AHmBgh's, awl the very
wecewful seaarm will he brmtght to a
clow by the pmdwetkm, beginning on
Monday evening, for the first time In
Washington, of tlit cwmfc opwa, "Tire
Bat" ("Dre Flwrtermarm"), by Strauss.
It Is fnll of bright mnste. The enst In
chides ihe following popular nwmbers
of the oompany:
Rosalind Miss Hehn Lsnwnt
A dele, her chsmbermaM,
Mhn Emma Kanley
rrtnee Orlofsky Miss Msbells Itaker
Ida, Adele's "Ister.. ..Mh Blaeehe Xleholl
Von rtwnsb-tn, Rosattml's bnsbaml,
Ionls lie I.anre
rw. Talk Lloyd Wilson
Frank, director of the prison,
4o. W. Herbert
Alfred, a slng1fl:-teetier...llerm)on Morwll
Blind, a lawyer. Oeo. Itroderlck
Froseh, Jetler Ate. Clark
Sis are now on sale at the Hit.
office, ami the last week should be one
lo go on record.
1HR CAPE MAY COTTAGE.
ThellUf-rncfl In Which It Una Involved
l'rrsldrnt Hnrrlfon,
From tuti.
We think it would have been
cheaper for President Harrison, If he
had bought his house at Cape May
Point. It would have been cheaper,
even if he had paid $50,000, or a
whole year's salary as Chief Magistrate
of the United States. For, nlthotigli
the cottage Is worth only fM.OOO or
$80,000, and, although it cost Air. Har
rison not one cent, it seems to us an un
commonly costly cottage. It has cost
Mr. Harrison his last poor pretensions
to n dignified conception of his high
olllcc.
It has cost him the rospectof the few
people who tried, more for the sake of
the pi nee ho is In than for his own sake,
to givo him a respect worth having. It
has cost him even the reputation for
tnnnliness which belongs to every being
In trousers until he himself gets rid of
It; for It Is in Mrs. Harrison's name that
the title-deeds arc drawn, and it Is lie
hind his wife's skirts that Mr. Harrison
shields himself from the Imputation of
accepting n gift which every considera
tion of sclf-rospect and rcpect for his
ofllco should have moved him to re
fuseand to refuse with scorn nnd con
tempt for the men who proffered It.
And tho worst thing nbout tint cot
tacc the thing rhlch will nrobtbly
make it most expensive lo President
Harrison, is tho object for which It
wos given. Of course, when presents
nro given to n man In high olllce who
hns the power to dlsposo of other of
flees, tho natural assumption is that ho
Is expected to mako n return for tlm
presents In tho distribution of places.
This Is the view generally taken of
such transactions.
I" President Harrison's case Is worse thnn
his who merely rests under the sm
picion of having received a present
that Is no hotter limn n bid for un luo
and Illegitimate favor. We regret to
say that the transaction does not rise to
this disgraceful d gnlty. The men who
gae President Harrison his cot'age
gave It to "boom" n hotel and land
speculation, nnd that Is all.
Now, It Is bad enough for tho Presi
dent of tho United States to take n gift
from men who want the dlsiKml of
patronage Hut for our Chief Magis
trate to take a gift from men who want
him to act as a tout for a summor hotel
Is, if not quite ro bad, morally speak
ing, 10 Infinitely lower and more de
grading lhat It Is fair to tell Mr. llenja
mln Harrison, President of tho United
Stales, that the gift ho has received
from Messrs. Wanamakcr, Hamilton.
Drexel and tho test has cost him moru
than ho ever before in his life naid ont
at one time. And at least he might
have had tho title deeds made out in his
own name.
A Note found Concealed In tho Mime
of n Ilorie,
From Ike XU i'ort (.
The following dainty little note was
concealed In the flowing mane of a
horse which was sold this week In the
Eatt Buffalo market:
ConnixcTov, Ohio, June, iseo
TbU Is Maud Sherman. Treat bar kindly.
She is a real lady's horse, kind to ride or
drive, and l quiet. She was born in Old
Virginia, and driven from there to Cording
ton, Ublo, and has beau my ridiag horse for
several years. Please be good to ber.
Anms Suekjuv.
The horse seemed like a lovable little
equine, and found a ready sale at a srood
price The buyer discovered tboTiote
and read It.
Treacher Who Sluke tight of Wife
lleatluc.
Ftw-i the Atlanta Journal.
A decision has been reached by the
Baptist ministers' conference in the
cat of the Key. S. E. JlcCutchen, who
was charged with mistreating his wife.
The llev. Mr. McCutchen struck his
wife, a&d for iiu1i rvuLitiLat lio was .
reigned before a ministers' conference.
Ihe following were the resolutions
adopted by the conference this morn
ing -limited. That as a conference, we di
approte of the act of brother MeCutenen
in striking hi wile an set wbfcfc was un
manly, um-nrMian and uemisbterial,
Jtiolitl.liit with our dieappMMral 0
Biorbar McCnU-iuin in this prtrtlvulnr we
slUl retain our t-onidenee in hi Christian
ibaraeter."
. - 1
I'uttiDK Two anil Two Together,
Ftem ltd FrooUtoei Joaruul.
The chances that Mr. Heed' auceees
in always getting elected to Congress is
largely dependent on the use ef money
would probably attract much teas at
tention bf they were ant In some degree
conHrmntl by the f aet that his supporters
in Usinn are united in their "pimHiim
to the Introduction of a system of ballot
bag whkh would make bribery iiu
practicable
Why don't yon drink shmert Former'
knna Cabinet fcnerr It is aiwav. th
heat.
HauiMtnc the Www.
'w faeWar.
'Where's that living ahntekast!" aaknd
Tliytgfd
'Veil, the fact k." said the show
man conhdentinily, "1m bttt into A
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ntarning. atwi w hvn't swa him eaw
yet. Jf you'll enw back o-wtestow
night I gutwa you can we kins."
tiout tm4 Xtm i'ort Sho
Trotter Table d'hote, with wiaa,
NM dollar, aa? Hoer nuiA b, thai dinner
-VBBB ""! BWF " BB BS)Ba BJflBHmSt
without tho win:?
Tfitiitr Ninety cettta.
Bejiama ftnnda y nhrhr in ftiw-nnd Ben
tnwQanrdk. rSea Snmu Baatnr
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" aiBWBaeT wiiaaBp
"'ii in lfililir " CEtam thn ItnajMalitna
- w sepi bj BpBcnfsnwjs wenwer "fWtBBBjppnwjppiit
iflriHteiMt M ifckV UMBBWeV
" vcwiwu. i test M0a t
JUt r u vjf flab1Hafl xh
Mem am foui-ufJoujoat.
httjrh Pfitea inr hm ami woBttatnekin
b"b""Pbt p asm t" epnsfjti ssssssmb- wswpwjnBgpssBaasjsjp
't tff Ttfrv siimwur' Cart thw h
rated by bt people
.
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kaL.icl iLc It hi.
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
larce Volnme or llislne, lttit the
Oeneral Level or friers Uw,
Nrw YoitK, Jnne 2?. R. O. Dtiw
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Tnw
prof onged nncertaintres regardrnf regtt
latfon, which hare by no means dimin
ished dnring the past week, and th
contlnnance of goVd exports, haw M
nn favorable effect upon tmslnesa. YFhlfcJ
the volnme of trade continue larger
than in the same month of any prevroirs
j ear, the prospect for lire fntnre hi
rendered less satisfactory by Itrrlnrtrlal
hesilntron, and by doubt in regard to
the monetary outlook.
Wool is distinctly weaker in the Ill
terror ami at Eastern market, ami a
disposition is shown to meet the needs
of manufacturers. It is felt thftt the
greater part of a year will now be re
qnlrwl to clear the markets of supplies
of foreign goods under present duties,
even If the proposed tariff should be
adopted, while the prospect of Itt
adoption seems to many ltss clear. Cot
ton 1ms declined a quarter of a cent with
Improving crop prospcets.
The general level of prices is lower,
in part because of reaction from tha
speculations which the prospect of un
limited coinage engendered. Business
at other cities Is well maintained for the
season, and the exceedingly confident
tone hitherto prevailing does not at all
abate If there are possibilities of dis
appointment they do not seem to be
realised as yet.
The business failures during the Inst
seven days number for the United
States 1T8 and for Canada 34 For the
corresponding week of 18S0 the figures
were ISt failures In the United States
and 31 In the Dominion of Canada.
fall up Telephone No. 098-8 and order a
case of llobert Portner's Vienna CalHnet
beer for your family. Delivered to all
parts of the city.
That
Tired Feeling
Prevails with Us most enervating ami dls
couraglng effect In sprint: and early summer,
when tho days crow warmer and the tonlBC
effect of the cold air Is uone. Hood's Sarst
parllln speedily overcome "that tired feol
tnirA' whether caused by change of ottnMte,
season or life, by overwork cr Illness nnd Im
parts that feeling of strength ami self confi
dence which Is comforting and satisfying-. It
nlso cures slek headache, btllottne, Indi
gestion and dy$tcpsla.
Xervoti Ilcndnclm
"Early last spring 1 was very much ran
down, had norvous headnohe, felt miserable
and all that. Iwas erymueh benefited bv
Hood's Sarsaparlllaandrocomraendlttorar
frlends."-Mm. .1. SI. Taviob, ltia Buolkl
avenue, Cleveland, O,
"Ihavofora longtime beon using Hood's
Sarsaparllla.nnd, believe me. I would not be
without It. Asasprlngmedlelno It Is Inval
uable. "-E. A. ltiiofiev, ISO Ontario street,
Chicago, 111.
Hood's
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Sold by all druggists. Jl;lxfor$V Prepared
only by C.I. HOOD CO, Lowell, Mass.
100 Ionc. Olio Hollar
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BOOKS BOUGHT.
Ixeootorsor utters ha. vise eUber libraries
or aiU tioUe.lka oi book to djaao uf
tm STked to ddtee thtt uadjjralisued. te
ee al all tteea ready to purcha,-e tie mm
o tthentl term, aad tor Immodlitle nay
moat Tee aeUu, luuiunuitc two uu..urtalul.
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DniJtiOlSTS SOSDRIBS.
Lew Wlhl n- &p, owe (en eakes re
W'oedwerd A lioihrw's lt Triple Hi
traet.lnall thetefttlte eiten, 11 eswee ket
tles. 4Se eaeh.
Weeilwanl t Lothrojt Best West Imlhr
Kay jtMM, i Hnt le, 1 ptnt see.
raeher's Tar Seep, fer the teIet and bath,
lc rer cake.
Bleetro aileee, fer peWWii solid I1vt
ami plated ware, lOe pee hex,
Bleetro Silicon Sap, It per sake.
Pint Beer.
JEWELRY.
Taney Lace tins, ie cash,
Faney Uci'l,wllh ebatn altaaked, lie
each.
shirt stud, , ami See per set.
Cold llead, SI, e.at, JU.T5, t anil ..
liver Deed', il and MS.
SolM Sliver Dead lraeeteU, Te, $!. ami
51.M.
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CUUTAWS.
nil APE HIES AND
UPHOLSTEKYCOODS
CUT TO LES6 THAN ONBHALP Of
roiiiiEit rmcE.
.ori; tiii: ii.titRAi..s oiri:iti:t).
Seealrs Orhwtal Striped CertalM. r!uei
to S-tU per pair, ionaer Khw, JW; very
haadtOBM.
. TflwdrilBipettadPiiBjaUCertahM. redueed
to JS.se par jalr; fonar priee, MS; elwutt
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ST paws FaiwT Mriead Ltobt-Wahxbt Cur
tohH. radiuwl JWmb to Mi dot pair; cool
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aad
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Kedneed froa tt to SI. mt yard.
" SI MWTSo
ilJttofise "
Matting. Matting.
The post !:
;v aed varied assort amet
tU city. Ouiae to tha ad -'
hav Mdeeed ptfaa tm the
ever tbowa la U
veaced na.ua we
oamauoex.
mm oU White Hatttes, isdaoed W $
per lefi.
SWhUIh Fsjsey Mattiux, Mdaeed toKpes'
snroU Beewlen Mattiac. reduced baM
per roH.
sse lolli taeajahiM Itattia. redueed te U
prroU-
tt mUs beaesieM Matt tec sedaeedta $ii
MrruU. JmjW aad Vaacy lMteiu.
Furniture. Furniture,
Sri reduction ta the iVraittuu
awat, Pviees COT FCIXY SB PXS Gl
ljuok at thjoe eadiae S-Btece Solid Oik
CbtadNr hull uCarad at Aatiw aad
Siateeath t'cataty HaUh. Larae DcMer.Bev
eiadeiasa. Taaaesaiss wereieadeespraMdy
lor u. after our owe deaWm. aad are with
out dottbt the aaaat v w howo lor the
Moaay. Worth rally lea.
Ke thaiu to match. SI aauk.
m Kockento aaatch. s eaoh.
am iiuimu w awtLB, ii ae
Baby Carriages.
:s Biferwit Styles. Soe taoae oSerad at
tt.es. taaMMtiBtasaraat.
JfttLIiX ATTJATiOh' l oallaKl to lhu)
uCaredatm Taia carrlaa Swtthout ea
leptles the beat evur a&owa at that prow
AitetUttu i alMt cauad to a vary aaadaome
piaee fartur aait. Mlaterod la atU Kuah
aid Tapestry redaaad to S6T.99; worth m.
Jtuat be sees to he ptru.itei.
BUrSL.SUTOSad K'X t'atST8 troia
cfpie. So
w hwih uwh ua ue ssi Mr mm
u VKm$
to ahaerh er rotaiu the
VIM Saras and U UUaOW aCBKJtKe u
ordar. LowFrkea.
njtiTsufc- tisj t-iuuui oji m
Wall Papars,
Si w aad turrtct sse-t. FurtrnttKN tur
uihd-
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I lt 8fi of All Mnsioal Insim-i its
i perrorras any ranslc
evem a watts or a ha'lad to an
overture or a symphony more
twentlfelly and more nearly
pwrfeet than any other single
nt.
The Aeolian Is not mechanical, bat 'm
HMMpntatlen of It is so simple that a per-on
eeeretrfi teptey It with from one toti rca
wee prftetlee. Tow visit to tbiin
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ileal and Lnnohes at Marshall Hall Res
taurant. FARE, ROUND TRIP. 85 '.
Snnday trips to Marvlmll Hall at it a ra.,
!Sd, Si and 8KW p. va. sharp.
Host of Order Guataniced
JgT,t L. U H1,AKE. Capttln
BAY RIDGE, 1
ON THK CIIKSAI'EAKK.
OPEN JUNE III.
N aval Academy Band.
FINBfjT JIBALS. FINEST ATTRACTIONS.
KVERYTHINO THE 1IBST.
Trains leave 11. O. Depot, week day. ! 11
a. lMlaml I.Wp. m. Mundayi, 0 "nil,
lJOamlS.15 p m
Leave Day Ridge, week ilaj. 6 10 ..in! s :o
p.. Sandais, 8 and 9 p. ra.
Hound Trip Tickets
$1.00
J.T.ODELI,
General M inner,
CIIA8. 0. SWLU
Oen'l Passenirer Agent,
Jwlv.lf
The Mount Vernon
AND MAIUillAU. HAM. STEAM 110 T
COMPANY.
Oa sad after JUNE l.lsoo. the newlro.n-.d
ateel steamer,
CHARLES MACALESTEU.
will leave oar wharr.root of SEVKVTIlM.
for MOUNT VEHNON and JIAItsll.tLt.
HALI. at follow:
For MOUNT VKHNON-Everyday except
Sunday) at 10 a. m and 1 30 p, m-. rc'iiriiuij.-.
ai i and .10 p. m. I'aMenirera nan remain ar.
MOUNT VERNON until second boat K-atei ir
detlred. Fare, round trip, SI, luclud ng ad
alMlonto the Maaoloaand (iroun.li Ele
gant cafe on ih boat. MeaU and lan l.ti
aorvad promptly
For SlAHSllALI. HALL-Same as MOUNT
VKHNON achdula (or week days.
onbUNDAYU at 11 a. m.,'i.si3 and 8 P.m.,
returning at . 5.30 and 9 p. in.
wOb hlllDAYS and SATURDAYS. Special
Moonlight Bicurdoes down the ilrer tu
INDIAN HEAD, touching at MARSHALL
HALL aolne and returnloif, leavlnt; Washms
ton at (hSO p. m reachloic city on return at
loo m,
MeaU and lunebea at all times at MAR
SHALL HALL lte.taurant.
Fare to MARSHALL HALL and return,
rents on any trlp;cUildren,lK)twen ttand id
yearn, is eent.
Ihe porular and reliable iteaner W.W.
COHCOltAN will wake her river lauding as
far down a OLYMONT, feeding at MAK
fcllALI, HALLgotsg aad raturninir. leaviut;
iwr wharf dally (except Sunday) at 10 it. m.
reiutnlK at 4 p. ra. Round trip, as cents.
Sunday Irlpaof the W VV. COHluRANto
MARSHALL HALL will be annouu -e-I
weekly. fce advertlseraeaU.
Forchartara of tteameri MACALESTKR
aad CORCORAN for either MOUNT VERNON
or MAHS.HALL HALL apply to L. L. liL AKB,
Captain, oo t vainer. ju J.tf
SUSIMKK ICKSOKTS,
HOTEL LAFAYETTB. f)4PB MAY N T .
a4'ioiaaMdataGeguets. Opau al t lie
rear lastim aad tea water Iree lj4th-
free to guraU Tha aaet aummer .in. I
whaler report oa the eoatt. Uou witijiB 'a
feat of the ar(, JAMBS & srEFFNElt,
Piowtotom. jaitl a
Dkeelify of Lawyers asd Law Firms
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